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Newspaper
The State Chronicle
Location
Raleigh, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1892
Page
2
Daily rates listed with postage free options and club discounts. Editorial page credits Josephus Daniels and H B Harvey as directors with liberal commissions for agents. Sample copies available on request.
A collage of quotes and notices from 1892 debates and letters urging political identity and open authorship. The piece highlights calls for loyalty to Georgia and Massachusetts, party faith, and warnings against third parties amid era tensions.
The Sunday World devotes a page to prominent men with symbolic shadows reflecting political flaws. Figures include Harrison Blaine Cleveland Hitt Freppy Gepuart Pratot Grant Lace and WanaMaker with mapped perils like a midwinter convention a dynmite bomb and a tiger. The piece argues cartoons teach political lessons to adults and children.
An article argues that tariff benefits are concentrated among capitalists who employ a small fraction of workers. It cites figures on dependence on exports and imports, estimates the number of benefiting employers, and labels the capitalists as a privileged class exempt from a fair burden of taxation.
The Chronicle urges North Carolina to showcase a native wood building at the World’s Fair funded by the state, private firms, and counties per Senator Long’s proposal. It notes New York and Governor Sharp’s perceived frugality, a tragic cotton farmer arson-suicide in Alabama, and warnings against predatory lithographers trusts amid calls for reform and better times through legislation.
Dan Tatmace's Sons & Co. promote rice for former cotton land with a free pamphlet on seed, planting, harvest and marketing. They cite yields of 40 to 75 dollars per acre, planting costs 20 to 35, and note high prices this year. Demand grows. production lags behind U S needs, urging prompt action before first planting.
A vintage advertisement proclaims Bucklen's Arnica Salve as the best remedy for cuts bruises sores ulcers salt rheum fever sores tetter chapped hands chilblains corns and all skin eruptions with a guarantee of satisfaction or refund. Price 25 cents per box. For sale at John Y. Mac Rae's.
The Society of Loyal Volunteers, all male Civil War veterans, launches a campaign against pension abuses. They plan county by county groups to audit pensions, cancel fraudulently awarded benefits, and support pensions only for those truly unable to work. They praise reform and condemn treasury malfeasance.
Connecticut figure Davin A Wels writes to Mr Springer endorsing his policy of detailed attack on the McKinley bill. He praises Wexs as a leading voice for tariff reform and argues a gradual, tentative plan is wiser than a sweeping general tariff bill. He warns a broad reform would pit tax eaters against the party.
The article notes Blaine will not seek the presidency due to health, with speculation that a Democrat may win next. It predicts a Southern audience could be misled by a chimera, while the ChronicLe had forecasted the outcome.
Local advertises Dr King’s New Discovery for consumption and Dr King’s New Life Pills along with Bucklen’s Arnica Salve and Electric Bitters. The seller, John Y. MacRae, guarantees satisfaction or refunds purchase price. Remedies credited with universal approval and merit.
An old advertisement extols liver health and digestives with claims of a tonic named Simmons Liver Regulator. It promises relief from dyspepsia, torpid liver, constipation, and general stomach bowel disorders, urging buyers to verify genuine products marked by a red trade mark and Zeilin signatures.
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